Sentence examples for expected which may from inspiring English sources

Before transcriptional differences occur, remobilization of nitrogen from stores is expected, which may not require major gene expression differences.

To determine trunk muscle activity when lifting an object of greater weight than expected, which may contribute to the development of low back pain.

This is the opposite of what researchers expected, which may be because people thought the use of a stock photo implied it was a marketing gimmick.

Use of the feedback tool was lower than expected, which may indicate that it is just 1 of many implementation steps required for behavioral and culture change to support a learning environment with frequent and useful feedback.

Second, the Afghan government has proved more durable at relatively low levels of U.S. support (compared to past years) than many expected, which may have shifted calculations on the Taliban side.

But the survey shows that employers recruited more low-skilled workers than expected, which may indicate that migrant workers are more likely to accept the lower-skilled work that British people are shunning.

We take it in turns to operate it and to support the casing as it fills; the banger-fondling looks just as dodgy as you'd expect, which may be why one chap, a derivatives trader turned farmer, asks for his face to be kept out of any photos.

Consequently, given a particular minimum inhibitory concentration, shorter %T>MIC values can be expected, which in turn may compromise beta-lactams' pharmacodynamic target attainment [ 39].

The W-boson turned out to be heavier than expected, which implies that the Higgs may be lighter than previously thought.

A loss is expected this week, which may see the profitable limited-overs matches preferred in future.

Borrowers can complain about lower than expected appraisals — which may mean they can't borrow enough to meet an agreed-upon sale price, or can't refinance — but lenders very rarely reconsider.